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Chemistry, 07.07.2019 04:30, paulusl19

1) why do astronomers use different measurement systems to discuss distance in the universe? a) because light behaves different as the universe expands b) because scientists are trained all over the world and there is no universal measurement system c) because it allows the numbers to be more manageable 2) which measurement system has the largest value? a) astronomical unit b) light year c) parsec

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